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"Requiring a treaty -- and so the support of two-thirds of the Senate -- for arms control agreements contributes to a stable foreign policy," Mr. Biden said.

The long-term orientation of actors in this scenario contributes to a stable investment climate, particularly favourable for blue biotechnology, offshore wind and ocean renewable energy.

(See: "Spectacular Acts Of Central Banking") "The efficient provision of liquidity by the central bank is good for the banking system in the sense that it contributes to a stable money market," a spokesman for the British Bankers Associationn said.

It is proposed that the unique mechanism of protraction of IDeg, based on soluble multihexamer formation in the subcutaneous depot, provides a buffering effect against changes in absorption rate, which thereby contributes to a stable and more consistent activity.

13It appears that an increase in the application success probability since the mid-1980s has mainly contributed to a stable fraction of denied applicants.

It finds that the coexistence of cohesion effects (reciprocity and transitivity) with the weak knowledge bases of some firms in the cluster contribute to a stable informal hierarchical network structure over time.

(I am also the product of one white, european parent and one black west african parent – who have been happily married for 30 years this year!) Do not confuse correlational statistics with causality – which is exactly what the "Many factors contribute to a stable marriage…" implies.

I am not optimistic that, in the long run, this strategy will contribute to a stable, democratic Iraq.

We must insist that governments and corporations contribute to a stable climate and a healthy environment for all people and cultures worldwide, now and in the future.

Reinforcing family unity has long been a fundamental tenet of sound immigration policy: Family unity and the support networks it engenders contribute to a stable community and healthy society.

Our results also suggest that SFN-induced MAD1 binding might recruit RBP2, a histone demethylase, which is responsible for the inhibition of chromatin inactive markers, thereby contributing to a stable repression of hTERT expression [23].